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Does the Illuminati exist? Take a U.S. dollar bill and flip it, just at glance you see it as an ordinary dollar. Wrong, there are tons of hidden messages encoded all over. Take a look at the Latin on it “Annuit Coeptis” and “Novus Ordo Seclorum.”When put together they are translated to “Announcing the birth of the New World Order.” The goal for today is to make aware of a secret society better known as Free Mason, or the illuminati. The roman numerals under the pyramid can be converted to the number 1776, the birth of the Freemasons. The Freemasons in a way are the parent group of the Illuminati; they inspired the formation of groups, branching all around the world with nearly the same goal, total world dominance and control. The most famous group being the Bavarian Illuminati founded in 1776 and was around for another ten years. Though this may of seemed like such a short period of time, much damage was done. Many groups had found inspiration from this main group, keeping them alive. In 1778 the Illuminati had gone Atheistic, really setting them apart from the Freemasons, who still widely practiced religion and believed in God. In hopes of obtaining secularism, liberalism, and gender equality, they began scheming on. It is said that government agents of Bavaria disbanded the Illuminati due to fear they would over throw the monarchy and take control of the state. Many people and theorist believe they did not die out, but became even more secretive, keeping plans under wraps at all cost. It is very apparent that the Illuminati discovered a way to secretly thrive and stay alive. Reactionary conspiracy theorist brought up the idea that they may have survived and not been disbanded like we were lead to believe. The Illuminati is said to be the mastermind behind the French Revolution and The Reign of Terror. Two huge influences on France politically as well as devastating due to all the deaths during The Reign of Terror. They were secretly orchestrating a

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